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Listen: Remembering the 1991 Oakland-Berkeley Firestorm
Editors’ note: We first published this piece on the 30th anniversary of the Oakland-Berkeley Firestorm. We’re resharing now as we mark the 35th anniversary this week. Original story, Oct. 19, 2021: Thirty years ago, on Oct. 19, 1991, a grass fire ignited near the Oakland-Berkeley border. By the morning of Oct. 20, it had erupted into a firestorm that quickly spread through the East Bay Hills, becoming one of the most destructive fires in U.S. history. It destroyed over 3,500 homes, forced the evacuation of about 10,000 people, and took the lives of over two dozen more.
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Sunny San Jose Near 80 Today Before Fog, Midweek Showers Roll In
San Jose is expected to have clear skies and a sunny afternoon near 80 Sunday before a cooling trend settles in. Monday’s high is forecast near 70, and rain chances arrive Tuesday before a wetter-looking stretch midweek. The cooling shift reflects a broader pattern change: weakening high pressure is...
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Rain could bring slippery road conditions to Northern California this week
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San Jose Sizzles at 91 Before Sudden Fall Flip
San Jose is starting Saturday clear and around 61 degrees, but the South Bay is headed for one more hot afternoon before fall finally takes over. Temperatures are expected to climb near 91 under sunny skies, followed by a sharp cooldown that drops the high to about 80 Sunday and 69 Monday.
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Bay Area expecting highest King Tides in 18 years as various factors align
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Sacramento Basks In One Last Sunny Weekend Before Rain Crashes Back In
Sacramento is forecast to be sunny Friday, with another 86-degree afternoon ahead. The warm spell holds through Saturday before a sharper cooldown arrives Sunday and Monday, with rain chances finally returning early next week. Sunny Friday And Warm Weekend. Friday will stay sunny with a north wind around 5 mph...
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Staring Down a Historic El Niño, San José Says It’s Ready
San José is ramping up preparations for what forecasters warn could be a “very strong” El Niño, in an effort to avoid another major flood — like the one that prompted mass evacuations almost a decade ago. The city has increased communication with the Santa...